Commercial pilot license uses

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A Commercial Pilot License (CPL) allows individuals to operate aircraft for commercial purposes, such as getting paid for flying. Here are some of the common uses and career paths for a CPL:

Airline Pilot: Flying passengers and cargo for commercial airlines.
Charter Pilot: Flying private or chartered flights for individuals or companies.
Flight Instructor: Teaching others to become pilots.
Agricultural Pilot: Conducting aerial spraying, crop dusting, or other agricultural activities.
Corporate Pilot: Flying company executives or employees in private aircraft.
Freight Pilot: Flying cargo planes for companies that deliver goods.
Aerial Photography/Videography: Providing aerial footage for movies, TV shows, or real estate.
Survey Pilot: Conducting aerial surveys for mapping, environmental monitoring, or geology.
Search and Rescue: Assisting in emergency rescue operations.
Government Service: Flying for various government agencies like law enforcement, firefighting, or border patrol.